The example for writing the data to an array and sending it to a spreadsheet at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;306022 is great and where my thinking on this began. It was inadequate however to deal with datasets and the problems encountered in dynamic data.

Describes how to load a font from a true type font file on disk, a stream or a byte array in C#.

Previously, I mentioned some things in Metadata that aren't exposed in Reflection. Here's an opposite case. While metadata represents static bits on disk, Reflection operates in a live process with access to the CLR's loader. So reflection can represent things the CLR loader and type system may do ...

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could test wether an element is contained in an array by using a Contains method just like the one available on List objects? This article shows you how to achieve something similar in .NET 2.0 and .NET 3.0

In .NET much like in C++ arrays are stored row-wise in contiguous memory. The article describes performance pitfalls when working with square arrays.

Fun with Generics and Arrays and Delegates

Last article about the differences in the arrays.